HomeMy WebLinkAbout3/4/1974 - City Council - City Council Meeting MinutesMarch 4, 1974
The regular meeting of the East Wenatchee City Council was Balled
to order by Mayor Forrest Lannoye. Present were Councilmen Ray I
Duncan, Cliff Tvedten, Doug Hanna, Darrell McNeill, Ed Rich;
Attorney John Carlson and Clerk Dorotha McGee.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
The bills were presented to the Council as follows:
Current expense warrants nos. 5351 - 5387
Kinkade's Acme Cleaners
20.77
Elder Auto Parts, Inc.
13.69
Eastmont Pharmacy
2.41
Dickts Service
8.40
Leonard Evans Chrysler -Plymouth
19892.00
Douglas County Auditor
3.10
Wenatchee Valley Humane Society
20.00
Guardian Life Ins. Co.
70.88
Texaco, Inc.
106.75
Nudelman Bros,
18.90
East Side Garage
85.17
Clifford Hahn
216.01
Ronald E. Crist
4.00
Michael R. Kink
4.00
Cascade Tire Co.
205.80
Standard Oil Co.
6.46
Texaco, Inc.
3.68
Wenatchee Police Dept.
'
140,00
Piston Service
32.66
Law Enforcement Retire# System
372.07
Olympic College
350,00
Central Communications
160.91
General Telephone Co.
76.49
Security Bank of Washington
843.90
Washington Physicians Service
464.77
R.M. Church, Inc.
11.03
Clerk, E. Wenatchee Post Office
6.00
Grace Crawford
4$.75
Trick & Murray
36.43
Flanigan, Libke & Jones
8.00
Truck Insurance Exchange
84.20
Webpco
111.66
Douglas County P.U.D.
36.00
Douglas County Auditor
32.27
Robert A. Kiesz
148.75
East Wenatchee Water District
6.00
Wenatchee Reclamation District
15,00
Douglas County Treasurer
51.00
Street warrants nos. 1500 - 1513
Sonntagts Machine & Mfg. Co. 18.64
Cascade Natural Gas Corp. 30.11 '
S. & D. Paving Co., Inc. 15.75
Sears Roebuck & Co. 27.18
East Side Garage 32.53
Elder Auto Parts, Inc. 14.19
Security Bank of Washington 59.80
' Washington Physicians Service 10.97
Texaco, Inc. 35.58
State Tress. - Dept. of Highways 17.94
Texaco, Inc. 5.04
Douglas County P.U.D. 809.00
Douglas Co. Road Dept. 40.14
Webb Tractor & Equip. Co. 115.50
Ray Duncan moved to pay the bills with the exception of those for
the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society and Robert A. Kiesz; motion
seconded by Cliff Tvedten and passed unanimously.
Darrell McNeill stated that the City Clerk will take reservations
for use of the City park.
Mayor Lannoye presented the Claim of Ray C. Loewen for damages against
the city in the amount of 10,500.00. John Carlson stated that the
claim should be held in abeyance pending receipt of a withdrawal of
said claim.
A discussion was held regarding the proposed contract with the Wena-
tchee Valley Humane Society for the impounding of dogs for the City.
John Carlson will prepare a contract on this matter. Police officers
are to check with local citizens regarding licensing of their dogs
and penalties that could be incurred under the provisions of City
Ordinance no. 133.
A second letter has been received by the city from the State Auditor
regarding proceedures for payment in the matter of bills presented to
the city by Clifford Hahn, and reversing his earlier decision that
each statement must be approved by the Douglas Co: Disability board,
stating however, that each bill must be properly certified, by Hahn.
Herb Olive presented a copy of the Shoreline Master program as
prepared by the Douglas County Planning Commission. After a discussion
Ed Rich made a motion that the city approve and use the master plan
as presented; seconded oy Doug Hanna and passed unanimously.
Mayor Lannoye reported that Charles Syring has completed Law Enforce-
ment school but is unable to return to duty because of a broken ankle.
Doug Hanna moved that the meeting be adjourned; seconded by Clifi
Tvedten and passed unanimously.
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